GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 374831
Selecting [none] for directory creates a directory of " ".
Last modified: 2006-12-10 06:32:50 UTC
Please describe the problem: If under track names folder heirarchy is set to [none], it still creates a directory, with just a space for its name. Steps to reproduce: 1) Set Folder Heirarchy to [none] 2) Extract a CD Actual results: Files are dropped in $BASEFOLDER/\ /$SONGNAME Expected results: Files should be put in $BASEFOLDER/$SONGNAME Does this happen every time? yes Other information:
Created attachment 76511 [details] [review] Doesn't add an extra directory with a space
Great. Can you commit this with a changelog entry?
I don't know if this goes in the patch because changelogs get changed, or what, but does this look right? 2006-10-13 Adam Petaccia <adam@tpetaccia.com> * src/sj-extractign.c: "none" shouldn't create a directory in Folder hierarchy preference (#374831)
New line after the date and name, and a tab to indent the rest of the lines, but apart from that; just right..
2006-10-13 Adam Petaccia <adam@tpetaccia.com> * src/sj-extracting.c: "none" shouldn't create a directory in Folder hierarchy preference (#374831) Sorry, I copied and pasted from a terminal, so those were tabs originally. This should be exactly what you asked for.
Perfect. Commit that, thanks!
I found myself looking at SJ code, so I committed this.
*** Bug 370297 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***